Terri was here and saw it in the pinning stage and wanted to see the final product...it's a gray/white stripe in the blocks, with 2 shades of brown as the Xs, I used the same gray and white on the back side, with the two browns alternating as binding.

Looks great :thumbup:

Thank you for making this quilt. My sister's family recieved one for their son's death. He was a vet of Iraq and spent 17 months there. He came home just fine but was killed in a car accident 13 months later. The quilt means so much to them. She says its like a hug from him. I am so greatful for quilters like you who donate their time and talent for making some thing that will be treasured for a lifetime.

It's a beautiful quilt.

Nice to see HOTB quilts here. I made two which have found their homes with families. Have one top done and ready for quilting. Plus have blocks for a least one more.
Mine are done with a variety of FQ's with Civil War look.

I met a gentleman who received a HOTB quilt, not one I worked on. He gave me a big hug as a thank you. It meant a lot to him and his wife to receive the quilt. Their son was in his early 20's when he was killed in Iraq.

I made one for my son that served in Afganistan also. He is home now and going to college. I am going to give it to him for Christmas.

Thank that family for me, Maryb, tell them I appreciate their son's keeping us safe. I'm so glad they got a quilt and that it's of comfort to them.
Hugs,
Sharon

I've just made a bunch of blocks and found some at a sale that were already made. Gave them to our coordinator here as our state has lost five more recently. Heartbreaking that we have this happening still.

Hugs to all!

What a wonderful graphic quilt

What a wonderful graphic quilt

Lovely

very pretty

Very nice!!

I have made several of those. It's probably time to make a couple more.

Nice job

The Quilters Guild Acadienne (Lafayette LA) has taken on the Home of the Brave project for this area. I am currently assembling finished blocks by adding the sashing, corner squares, and border.

I'm fairly new to quilting myself, but have been exposed to it as my mother-in-law and my sister both quilt.

Evidently I've been living under a rock because I'd never even heard of this project until this thread. I Googled it & was mighty impressed with what I saw. I need to read some more about it, but I may have to add this to my to-do list. I already make QOV's so this would dovetail nicely with that. Wasn't there a college-aged girl several years back that started something like this? It seems like I read something about her in some of my quilting magazines. Or am I tripping?

Kudos on this beautiful quilt & the beautiful spirit with which you made it!